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The Planning Board reviewed a 15-recommendation study on strengthening Plymouth’s industrial areas, including possible zoning changes for building heights, permitted uses, development review, battery storage, and selected multifamily housing. No zoning amendments were adopted; members said the recommendations need extensive public review before advancing.
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The study is a starting point for future decisions about how industrial areas can support business growth while protecting open space, natural resources, and neighborhood quality of life. Potential changes could make it easier to expand existing industrial properties and allow additional uses, but they would require further analysis, public discussion, and in some cases Town Meeting approval. The Board also approved the May 13 meeting minutes and made appointments to several advisory and steering committees.
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